Over 100 second-year computer science students took part in the first pilot session on the ethical use of artificial intelligence in education, which took place on 13 May at WSEI University.
The session, entitled “AI roles in education and the ethical considerations in using AI-powered tools in learning environments”, was led by PhD Eng. Michalina Gryniewicz-Jaworska, prof. at WSEI University, Dean of the Faculty of Transport and Computer Science and a project expert.
The teaching materials were developed as part of the international project carried out by WSEI University:
“AI Integration Framework for Higher Education: Ensuring HEIs’ Readiness for Inescapable Transformation.”
During the meeting, students had the opportunity to learn about the possibilities of using artificial intelligence in the educational process and issues related to the responsible and ethical use of AI-based tools. This is another step in preparing the academic community for the challenges associated with dynamic digital transformation and the development of artificial intelligence in higher education."
